π means a mouse and is used for mice, pests in the house, lab experiments, or someone small and quiet. Apple shows a full-body white mouse with red eyes, pink ears and a long pink tail.

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The tone is usually neutral or playful. People send it when they find a mouse at home, to call someone shy or "quiet as a mouse", or in jokes about cat-and-mouse games. Because the artwork looks like a white lab mouse, it is also used for science, testing and "lab rat" jokes. In India the mouse is known as the vahana (vehicle) of Lord Ganesha, so it sometimes appears in Ganesh Chaturthi posts. It is milder than π, which is often used to call someone a snitch or traitor.
Most often it means "there is a mouse in my house" or describes someone small, quiet or timid.
It can appear with π and π in Ganesh Chaturthi wishes, since the mouse carries Ganesha.
Calling someone a π can tease them for being too shy or scared to speak up.
There's a π under the fridge, I'm not going back in there
You were quiet as a π in that meeting
Feeling like a lab π with this new diet
Our cat finally caught the π π
| π vs π | π shows only a cute mouse face and feels cartoonish, while π shows the whole animal. |
|---|---|
| π vs π | π is a rat, bigger and darker, and is often used to call someone a snitch. |
| π vs π±οΈ | π±οΈ is a computer mouse, not the animal. |
| Name | mouse |
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| Codepoints | U+1F401 |
| Category | Animals & Nature |
| Keywords | animal, animals |
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π means a mouse and is used for mice, pests in the house, lab experiments, or someone small and quiet. Apple shows a full-body white mouse with red eyes, pink ears and a long pink tail.
π is a small mouse and π is a larger rat. π is the one people use to call someone a snitch, while π is usually just the animal or a shy person.
Rarely. At most it teases someone for being timid or quiet, which is much softer than calling someone a rat.
Because Lord Ganesha rides a mouse, so π often sits next to π and π in festival greetings.
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